Rosé, Riesling & Jazz on 8–17 July
Rosé, Riesling & Jazz festival is a side event of VeszprémFest with live music (with its own stage) and around 30 wineries – with Borbély Family Winery among them.
Who will be the Winemaker of the Year 2020?
Who's gonna win the 2020 Winemaker of the Year selection? Will the "DiCaprio" of Hungarian wine scene bring the first victory for Badacsony?
Meet Mr Olaszrizling!
Olaszrizling grape variety is the most widely planted white grape in Hungary. (In fact not exactly, the so called Bianca took the lead, but that one is a grape for mass production,
Stay in your country – and enjoy great Hungarian wines
The Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade has organized a wine selection since 2001, and now it sends the selected wines to 140 embassies and other institutes all over [&
Young folks & great HUN wines at Wine Paris
The 2nd grandiose Wine Paris opens on Monday, and Hungarian wines will be there to carry new message: our wines are not only good, but – thanks to young folks, […]
Three delicious Hungarian spreads with wine
Kitchen Paprikash is a YouTube channel run by a Hungarian woman, Tünde, who had lived in New York and London for years with her family. „I realized that many people […]
The Best Olaszrizling again – ’Honeymoon’ on the hill
Olaszrizling (also known as Welschriesling) is the most widely planted white grape in Hungary, it is especially important around Lake Balaton. No wonder, that the winner of last ye
Furmint from an unexpected place!
Badacsony wine region is famous for Kéknyelű, a floral, graceful variety grown exclusively in the region. Olaszrizling is the most popular grape here – and in all the five win
EzerYO at the 2nd Hungarian Gettogether
Have you ever tasted Ezerjó? It is an indigenous Hungarian grape almost exclusively grown in Mór wine region, the second smallest wine region. It is hard to „tame” it becaus
300 year-old Szeged hosts the longest wine festival
It happens to every winelover that when he gets information about an event, it is over. Well, that’s not the case with Szeged wine festival, because it takes 10 days! […]
